A voter turnout of 65.48 per cent was recorded till 5 pm in the third and final phase of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections on Tuesday. Polling in the 40 Assembly segments across seven districts of J&K,

It also noted that despite an increase in the number of assembly seats from 83 in 2014 to 90 in 2024, the elections were completed in three phases this time as against five in 2014. No major law and order incidents related to the elections were reported,

The final phase of the J&K Assembly elections took place on Tuesday, featuring polling across 40 Assembly segments in 7 districts, including the winter capital, Jammu. Voting commenced at 7 am and wrapped up by 6 pm.

The polling, which started at 7 am, involved 415 candidates, including former deputy chief ministers Tara Chand and Muzaffar Beig. Over 3.9 million voters were eligible, with the Election Commission setting up 5,060 polling stations to facilitate the process. To encourage participation, 240 special polling stations were established in this phase.

The second phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, held after a decade-long gap, began today. This phase covers 26 assembly seats spread across six districts, many of which are located in regions historically dominated by separatist sentiments.

Jammu and Kashmir recorded a voter turnout of 65.58 per cent till 7 pm in the third and final phase of the assembly elections in the Union territory. According to a data shared by the Election Commission,